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| Green Silver Lines |
The trap was out from 9:45pm to 3:25am
6 Light brown Apple Moth
5 Brimstone
4 Shuttle Shaped Dart
2 Codling Moth
1 Dark Barred Twin Spot Carpet
7 Mottled Pug
5 Common Pug
2 Bright-line Brown-eye
7 Heart + Dart
2 Rustic Shoulder Knot
1 Lime Hawk
3 Garden Carpet
1 Green Carpet
2 Willow Beauty(NFY)
3 Bee Moth
1 Brown Silver Lines(NFG)
6 Common Marbled Carpet
2 Campion
1 Setaceous Hebrew Character(NFY)
1 Green Silver Lines(NFG)
1 Buff Ermine(NFG)
1 Garden Pebble(NFY)(thanks Matt)
1 Dot Moth(NFY)(no photo)
1 Silver-Y
1 Flame Shoulder
1 Iron Prominent
1 Scalloped Hazel
1 Riband Wave(NFY)
3 Argyresthia trifasciata
7 Epiblema cynosbatella
1 Spruce Carpet
3 Cherry Bark Moth(NFG)
2 Celypha lacunana(NFG)
1 micro#3(NFG)
2 Large Clover Case bearer(NFG)
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| Cherry-Bark Moth |
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| Celypha lacunana |
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| micro #3 |
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| Large Clover-case Bearer |
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| Willow Beauty |
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| Garden Pebble |
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| Riband Wave |
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| Setaceous Hebrew Character |
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| Brown Silver Lines |
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| Buff Ermine |
People collecting these Light Brown Apple Moths should start publicizing that they don't do any harm whatsoever to anything. The California Department of Food and Agriculture is using LBAM to steal $100's of millions from taxpayers pretending that it is a threat to our state.
ReplyDeleteHome entomologists and pro entomologists speak up and further deliver the truth about LBAM.
Hi Ian,
ReplyDeleteYour Straw Dot is actually a micro moth known as a Garden Pebble. The 1st time I saw one I looked endlessly through macro moths to no avail. I eventually chanced upon it by accident while trawling through UK Moths.......
All the best,
Matt
D'oh!, thanks Matt you're absolutely right and I should have known that(I got Garden Pebble and Straw Dot last year!)
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